Edward Charles Williams (Attributed), Wooded River Landscape With Cottage, Fishermen, Mother & Child 1850s Watelet had a talent for

Watelet had a talent for portraiture and was prolific from the 1900s through to the 1930s

it is the seeking for ideal truth

Carl Martin Soya-Jensen was an artist with an inquiring mind

In the early to mid-18th century

Henrik Jespersen trained at the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen and was known for his fine landscapes depicting views from the Alps and Zealand

Edward Charles Williams (Attributed), Wooded River Landscape With Cottage, Fishermen, Mother & Child 1850s Watelet had a talent forThis mid 19th century oil painting attributed to English artist Edward Charles Williams (1807 1881) depicts a wooded river landscape with a thatched cottage, fishermen, mother, child and dog. Williams was an accomplished landscape painter and a member of the Barnes School. Two fishermen wait patiently for a bite adjacent to a time worn cottage, which is nestled into foliage. A mother and child, together with their loyal hound, wander by the river.